#alchise

[chicosanchez]

¿Sabías que los apaches fueron católicos, españoles de Nueva España y hablaban español? En la imagen la hija del Jefe Alchise, apache del Río Blanco (White River), Arizona, luciendo un Corazón de Jesús en el pecho. Foto por Carl Wentz en 1900. Fuente: UNM University Libraries. Si quieres conocer la historia del Imperio Español te invito a leer el “El Valle Sagrado. Para comprarlo entra en este enlace: https://chicosanchez.com/blog/f/el-valle-sagrado-nuevo-libro-de-chico-sanchez-ya-a-la-venta?blogcategory=Libros Gracias

[geronimojasminvidal]

A general named Crook decided to meet with Geronimo to negotiate his surrendering. Geronimo recounted to Crook that the reason he left the reservation was how the rumor there was that he was a bad Indian and needed to be hanged. Every time Geronimo was at the reservation he did not feel at ease with the guards. He immediately distrusted them. He told general Crook that he wants Agents that are able to talk right with him.

Crook was unable to promise this to Geronimo because the Agents were being assigned by the department of the interior located in Washington. Geronimo continued to fight for the peace of Apaches in the reservations. He explained to Crook that they are all children of God and is listening to them.

General Crook rebutted that when Geronimo surrendered in January 1884, he made a promise to be in peace, but failed. He quickly suggests to Geronimo to accept to live in peace to he will continue to go after them. Geronimo adjourned the meeting for the day and the next day they held continued to talk about it while Crook sent Alchise and Kayetenay to convince the others that surrendering was the right decision. Geronimo ended up shaking hands with Crook and agreed to surrender. However, Geronimo failed his end of the agreement and decided to escape yet again as they were going to the U.S. because he had suspicions.

[punk-antisystem]

Esh-kin-tsay-giza (Mike). Apache White Mountain de la banda de Al-chi-say [Alchise]. Fotografía tomada por Charles S. Baker y Eli Johnston, alrededor de 1885.

[pogphotoarchives]

Ai-Che-Say [Alchise], Chief of White Mountain Apaches, and His Counsel Photographer: Andrew Miller Date: 1882 Negative Number 002114

[thebigkelu]

Alchise, Apache - Curtis - 1906

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pogphotoarchives:Ai-Che-Say [Alchise], Chief of White Mountain... https://ift.tt/2vkQKx9

[pogphotoarchives]

Daughter of Chief Alchise on horseback with boy, White River Apache Indian Reservation, Arizona Photographer: Carl Werntz Date: 1900? Negative Number 037414

[punk-antisystem]

Al-che-say [Alchise], Jefe de los Apaches White Mountain, y su Consejo (comité, junta,...). Apache White Mountain. Fotografía tomada por Andrew Miller en 1882.

[punk-antisystem]

Hija de Alchise (Alchesay) a caballo con su hijo. Apaches White Mountain. Fotografía tomada por Carl Werntz alrededor de 1910.

[safetyphoto]

pogphotoarchives:Daughter of Chief Alchise on horseback with... http://ift.tt/2zEvp2l